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Recycling benefits from combustible waste imports
The Dutch waste-to-energy plants are importing increasing quantities of combustible residual waste, at the moment mainly from the United Kingdom....
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Europe supports Waste to Energy
To celebrate its tenth anniversary, the European Confederation of Waste-to-Energy Plants (CEWEP) organised an exhibition in the European Parliament...
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Dutch capacity for British waste
‘The Dutch waste-to-energy plants are just right for recovering energy from your sorted residual waste’, Freek van Eijk (SITA NEWS) told his...
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Transformation into energy factories
It is no coincidence that we no longer refer to MSWIs, but to waste-to-energy (WtE) plants. For many years the waste sector has been investing in...
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Incineration tax unpopular with European waste industry
Governments see taxes on landfill and incineration as an ideal tool for managing waste streams. The mechanisms and side-effects of such taxes are...
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